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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-08

DOMONEY LOANED, HOUSES RENTED RENTS COLLECTED
Tracts ubdded and Sold Auction Subdivisions Managed
faction Guaranteed,
n0-AND DON'T ITl-ON
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-08
Prices Will Be Advanced A gain Shortly.
Don't VVa1t-B1y Now.

o, Block C, Cameron Tract ........ $3.50
5Ox165, west side Hope, near Tenth. 1850
Lots In all parts Of the city.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
Hill street, rooms, 2-story, new and
hrst-class; H. and G, water; all
modern improvements: good barn;
lOt ooxlOo. ........... .........-..e SVVo
San Fernando street, opp. new passen-
ger depot, good storeroom; lot 20x
1856 to SO It. street in rear; cheap at. 400
Seventh street. bet Olive and Grand
ave., house 6 rooms: bath, stable,
ETC.. lot 40xl32; 10 II. alley at side. 6000
Buena Vista street, house rooms,
twostory; west side street all mod.
ern improvements; lot 60xl60. 5000
Houses In all parts of the city.
Prettiest Place on Hope street; two
story house; o rooms bath; closets;
hot and cold water; electric bells,etc. 5000
New two-story, 10-room house; located
in one of the best neighborhoOds in
East Los Angeles; all modern con-
veniences: rents for $50 per month;
near car une.. .........,,.......-..... olOO
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-08

Theater Trains
To aud from Los Angeles from Santa Monica
on Thursday evenings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-08
D. F.. DONEGAN,

Grading Contractor and Dealer
tn Horses,
WIN make estimates on all kinds OF WORK.
Large contracts q specially. Stables and oj.
hce corner OF Bunker Hill avenue and Mon.
atroot, m2 On
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
j Dynamite Gun.

Anew cruiser Is al present IN course
Of construction for the American Gov
eminent which Is exciting q good deal
Of interest ID the naval circles. Her
peculiar feature. however. Is pTinci-
pally her armament which VIII be con
fined TO three dynamite guns. The
ordinance. instead of hurting pro
jectile by means Of an explosion in
the breech Of the cannon. transfers
the explosion to the point of impact
on the enemys vessel. Instead Of q
shell. the gun throws a copper can.
containing 200 lbs. Of dynamite. The
gun Is fired by compressed air at
LOCO lbs. pressure per square inch.
This dynamite ezplodes when it
strikes the mark with the terrible
energy characteristic OF that substance
and. instead of boring hole into the
side Of a ship Ike q cannon ball. il
would tear a hole. As It has TO sus
tain the pressure OF only the com
pressed air. the dynamite gun Is much
lighter IN build than ordinary ord
nance, but IN order to secure the ne
cessary velocity II Is considerably
LONGER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
&c soeial Position q Women.

Nothing can be more deplorable
than the tyranny which is endured by
Hindu women Compelled 10 marry
in childhood. she Is then kept in al
most perfect seclusion. and should her
husband die her life becomes one OF
perpetual misery. By the laws. as
given in the sacred books Of the coun-
Try. widows are prohibited from re-
marrying; but these laws have been
improved upon by the priests. and
with the death OF her young husband
Hindu woman loses all hopes OF hap
piness, not because she herself desires
II, but because others VIII II 50. She
i no longer burned on the funeral
pyre-a fate which formerly many
preferred 10 face rather than live q
life Of perpetual martyrdom-but. IN
stead. she l. doomed 10 q slow agony
which only ceases with death.
Directly her husband dies. she Is
stripped OF al ornaments. frequently
with violence and cruelty. and Tor one
month Is obliged 10 mourn. eating but
one meal IN a day. wearing the same
cotton garment day and night, aud
sleeping upon the bare ground. Nor
does her trouble end here. She Is
everywhere looked upon as though
stricken with some virulent disease.
and must take no part IN social or re
hgiOus festivities or ceremonies. Two
days IN every month she Is required
to fast. not only abstaining from food,
but also from all drink. the fortunes.
under the burning suns Of India. being
almost indescribable.
In some parts Of the country the
newly-made widow Is obliged 10 stand
for hours in river near the place
where the body OF her husband was
burned. and this takes place in all
weatbers. and with no regard TO the
state Of health in which the woman er
child las Il most frequently IS hap
uans 70 be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
In Dead Earnest.

Ialkauve Stranger-"Yes. sir. 1 an
heart and soul IN favor Of the Chicago
packers. and hope they viii soon
strike again for their affairs and then
fires as they never struck before"
Omaha man-"You seem terribly
N earnest
In earnest! l would make five
speeches a night If l could induce
them all to join IN a general lockout. 2
Are you a Socialist?
oh, no.
a leader Of the knights Of Labor.
perhaps?"
Not at all: I never joined q trades
union"
Queer; what business are you in e.
i am an Eastern butcher and do
NY own Elling.--0Haba World.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

IAN experience Of several years in the
WINE & SPIRIT Business i 2 guarantee that
ae interests Of customers vii Be properly served
llz7 ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

USUALLY OBTAINED N THIS MARKET.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

point Of the. poker, which had again
been heated. close To me. and thus
they trotted me of to this cell and. as
before stated. I got five years penal
servtude through the poker point
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19

There has been great deal said
about the liquor laws Of Kansas, and
many things that are not true. Here
is what the Governor says in his
message to the legislature,
"The public sentiment of Kansas
is overwhelmingly against the liquor
trafc. Thousands of men who, a
few years ago, opposed prohibition,
or doubted whether it was the best
method Of dealing with the liquor
traffic, have seen and frankly ac-
knowledge its benefcent results and
its practical success. The tempta.
tions with which the open saloon
allured the youth of the land to dis.
grace and destruction; the appetite
for liquor, bred and nurtured within
its walls by the treating custom; the
vice, crime, poverty, suffering and
sorrow of which it is always the
fruitful souroe-all these evil result.
of the open saloon have been abol
lshed in nearly every town and city
of Kansas. There is not all OBJ
serving man in the State who doe.
not know that great reform ha'
been accomplished in Kansas b,
prohibition. There is not a truthful
man in the State who will not frank
ly acknowledge this fact, no matte
what his opinions touching the poll
cy Of prohibition may have been
And | firmly believe that if tn
amendments to the law | have sug
gested are made, and if authority i
provided for compelling local Off
GERS to discharge the duties requires
Of them by law, within three month
there will NOT be an open saloon il
Kansas, and the sale of intoxicatin,
liquor as beverage will be practic
all y abolished"
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19

its significance, as made use of by
some of our dudes, and that is the
word "Rats!" To all inquiries, re-
marks, suggestions or attempts at
conversation, the almost invarlablc
reply is expressed with this slang
exclamation, "rats!" DO you sup
pose that this expression is intended
to convey the idea that the dude ad-
dressed hasn't got as much brains as
a rate, hence can't give an intelli-
gible answer to sensible question? ?
We can see no other explanation.
Yours truly,
b. B. Is.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE.

No invention Of the nineteenth
century has worked Il greater revolu.
tion in household economy or confer.
red more of benefit on humanity
than the sewing machine.
The first productions were crude
and uncouth in the extreme, and il
was reserved for American skill and
ingenuity to bring forth machine
OF any practical value
In order to appreciate the great
advancement which has taken place
1t is only necessary to compare one
of the machines built during the in
fancy Of the invention with one of
the latest improved Light Running
New Home
All the really good points con.
tained IN other machines have been
utilized in its construction. Many
new improvements and devices have
also been added, the result of which
is machine as nearly perfect as it
is possible to make one.
For simplicity, durability, ease of
and capacity for work,
the Light. " Running New Home "
has no rival, and the happy poss~s-
sor Of one may rest assured that he
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
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The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
EXPERT SHors ON TIE STAGE.
Cincinnati Telegram.

=
Billy Limberger, Wick" tn,
shootist, who has made shooting,
guns and dogs study for the last
fifteen years, said this morning:
"a good deal of tins shooting that
you see on the stage and you read
about in exhibitions is not what il
looks to be. i know a little about
this thing. Take for instance Capt,
Stubb, the Arkansas shooter, who
hit little vials thrown up in the air
fifteen or twenty feet from him with
bullets of forty-five calibrc. Every
one who sees him shoot them actu.
ally supposes he is shooting and
breaking them, but instead of sol.
id bullet he has about quarter of
an ounce of chilled sho; in his she'll,
and it is poor shot who would miss
vial or even a mosquit, with that
charge. Then there is w. +. Cody,
I" Buffalo Bill" DR.. w. +. Carver
and other exhibition shooters, trav-
cling with such shows. They an
noapee that they will shoot balls
riding on hor,eback and in other
ways with . Winchester repeating
rife loaded with a solid bullet. All
their shootisg u done, without ques.
hon. With shot N place Of solid ball.
4 sclid ballst wosid not be allowed
10 any city, and they ma4. assure
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
fCommunicated.l

GOLDEN LAKE, ARK. Feb. 16, 1887
EDITOR OF THE TIMEs-Dear Sir
As the water is ON the rise, and hav
ing very little to do, shought
would let you hear from this point
Our County Assessor was here fol
the past two days attending to his
official duties. He reports that the
nstives are somewhat dilatory abou,
coming to see him.
I heard that Mr.. A. NJ. r. Bran.
son had moved, or rather had been
assigned, by the conference, to Au.
gusta, Woodruff county; but this
must be mistake, as he is certainly
on Frenchman bayou; but whether
- . Missionary, or simply to wind
up some unfinished work in the way
accessions to the church or ministry,
l can't say.
Our school has been suspended
for tho present, on account Of the
high water, ond our school Teacher,
Miss N. Brady Norton, will visit
your town to see her sister, Mrs. Il.
C. Edrington.
Mr.. Louis r. Simpson has taken
charge of the Idaho House.
Mrs. b. s. Carleton and children
will leave for Memphis in few DAYS
to be absent during the high water.
Mrs. J. w. Rhodes and children.
also, will leave for Bartlett, Tenn,
next week. They are all Methodists
and fear water as much as fire.
Dr.. T. b. Haynes, of Memphis,
was in town last week, the first time
in ten years. He said the town had
improved 90 much that he felt lost
wher he got of the boat. The Doc.
tor still appreciates a joke, but SAYS
he don't wsst to buy any county
scrip on speculation.
Mr.. l.. "A. Wilson. (crazy) died
Last Monday night with con festive
chill; be vas living Oh Carson Lake.
Nr. o. T. Craig and family left
for Texas last week. He thinks he
has discovered the garden spot Of
Eden. We regret TO loose him, as
be b . good citizen, and there are
70 many others that we could easily
spare. But we still hope: he drank |
Frenchmsn bayou water, and tue
sasss Of it vill surely draw him back
- . ysas - 70,
3 fos "a Ind out l wish you
yupl - = lInov vhess ~ q.
- s!es1ne aea, aegsfbcs With !
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19

the authorities that they will not
shoot a solid bullet before they will
he allowed to exhibit.
Many go to the rheaters and see
an expert shot or to shoot thimbles
of one another's head. The Thin
BILE has string, that is invisible, at
tached to it, and when .he explosion
Of the gun takes place, it pulls these
strings attached to the thimble.
Then there is another trick of snuff
ing the candle with a rife ball,
This is done by placing the candle
in front of solid iron plate. Any
shot striking within an inch and a
half or even two inches of the wick
will put the light out. The con-
cussion and splash of the bullet does
this. The match trick is similar
one-that is lighting match with
= rifle bullet. Twelve matches are
set to make circle on an iron plate,
the heads of these matches all point
toward the center. If the bullet
hits anywhere in the circle, the
splash of the bullet will ignite one
or all Of the matches, the more the
merrier. Then there Is knocking
the cigar asher of from cigar; that
is done by the shooters assistant
having Cigar with a big shawl pin
run through 1t from the butt to the
lighted part, AT the report of the
gun he touches the bead part of the
pin, which is in his mouth with his
tongue, which Of course knocks the
ashes OF in front"
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
N OtIcc.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF the Judge OF
fhe Cironit Court of NJ is.issippi County. Arkan.
signed, MS sheriff of said County, will on the
srH. DAY OF MARCH, 1887,
at the Store house lately occupied by J w.
Price, In the town of Osceola. Mississippi Co. a,
Arkansas, sell to the highest bidder on a credit
of four months. the entire stock OF Merchand-
ize, consisting OF Dry-Gbods Groceries. Boots,
Shoes. &c, &c It being the same that was
heretofore lcyied upon BY me under two at
tachments Issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of said County, In favor Of W X Moor.
& Co, and Robertson, Block 4 Co., versus j.
W Price.
The sale Of said merchandise tn take place
within lawful hours OF rlid day, and the pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof will be required
to give note with good security.
W :. HAYES,
This Feb Is, 1857. Sheriff Miss ca Ark
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
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The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
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The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1887
0sceela Rain Drops.

We hear there are several nice
outs of cotton and corn land yet to
rent ON the Faine & Whitmore farms
near town. Apply on the premises
1t the farmhouse.
Mr.. w. Vaughn moved to town
last Tuesday, and Is again an Osceo.
lean.
John Lamberson sold out his
butcher shop to Mr.. J. W. Price.
Mr.. J. w. Bowen, received mis-
appointment. - Post Master, and in
struoted to all and forward his bond,
We learn that Mrs. Williamson,
wife Of Mr.. Gus Williamson, Of Mill
Bayou, died last Monday.
Mrs. Emma Lewis, of Evans
vile, Ind, is visiting her sister, Mrs,
J. X. p. Hale.
"A progressive Euchre party
took place at the residence Of Mr.,
W, r. Hale last Thursday night.
Mr.. Smith Bricksy, Of Ivy, Ills
spent several days in Osceola this
week, visiting his brothers, 6. r.
and John c. Brickey.
The town levee is nearly complet
cd. We believe it is perfectly safe
and will save the town from owe
dow, and it didn't cost q mint o
money either.
-DIED- Mrs. NJ. |. Odum die,
very suddenly last Sunday night, o
malaria, and was buried on Tuesday
She leaves husband and two smal
children.
Tho Osceols mail and passen
gsrs, on the Coahoms were put Of
At Turnage's Ld'Q.; and made the re
mainder Of the trip by dirt route, ar
riving late Tuesday afternoon.
Tho young man who assume'
The right to break open the Hal
doors last week, and take possession
i requested 10 call upon the Lsdie
Aid Society, and explain his con
duct and pay damages.
Renewals this week: Mrs. Lu
oretia Acklin, Franklin, Tenn, 10
r. N. Fletcher); A. b. Young, W
H. Hart, Hugh Waller and Mrs. 4
Littleton, Osceola; Jas. A. Fall.
Fulton, Tenn. New subscriber
W. F. Duncan, Osoeola.
The steamer Coahoma met wit
IN accident last Tuesday, when OF
posite Island 85, breaking some poi
tion Of her machinery. The Gayos
will run in her place until repair
are made.
The river has been gradual
rising since our last issue. The raj
appears to be pretty general throug
out the valley, and with the preser
stage of water. nothing short of
miracle will prevent an overflow
The bottoms are filling up rapidll,
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
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There is n remedy or there is none
But for fever and aguc and malarisl
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From mineral poisons it is entirely
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And with the most delicate person
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And all Druggists have it on sale.
Gaylord 4 Hale. 2w.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19

The Steamer Chesapeake, Capt.
Hall, came In yesterday and landed
at our wharf, for the first time, and
gave our people an opportunity to
see and admire her.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19

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